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COVID-19: national caseload rises to 10,762,532 on July 19

The national caseload of COVID-19 reached 10,762,532 on July 19 with 1,096 new cases reported in the past 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Health.
COVID-19: national caseload rises to 10,762,532 on July 19 ảnh 1Illustrative image (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The national caseload ofCOVID-19 reached 10,762,532 on July 19 with 1,096 new cases reported in thepast 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Health.

A total 5,217 COVID-19patients were given the all clear on the day, bringing the number of recoveriesso far to 9,823,574. There are 41 patients in serious conditionsneeding breathing support.

No death from COVID-19 was recorded in the past 24hours. The total fatalities stood at 43,091.

On July 18, 371,709 doses of vaccineswere administered, raising the total number of doses of COVID-19 vaccines injected to 239,615,795.

The Health Ministry has urged localities to accelerate the administration ofbooster shots for over-12 people, with priority in injecting the second boostershots given to high-risk groups following the ministry’s guidance./.
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